God said:

When you are overwhelmed with life as it appears to you, I ask you: “Who is overwhelmed? Is life the Doer in this case? Or, do you think I am the Doer Who insists that you be overwhelmed?” It seems to be that he or she who is overwhelmed is the overwhelmer.

Your arms are full. Your head is full of responsibility. Granted, the load you carry is too much for you. If you were carrying lumber and couldn’t carry a thousand pounds across a bridge, you would lessen the burden you are carrying. You would leave some and go back to make a second trip of it. On a simple physical level, solutions are easier for you. You would not demand yourself to carry too much all at once. You would not feel that you are irresponsible to lay down your burden for a while and find another way to handle it.

The weight you carry now is a story you have told yourself. You box yourself in. On the psychological level, you may have a great sense of not only responsibility that belongs to you but also a great sense of urgency. In addition, you have imposed urgency upon yourself. You are, indeed, responsible for your sense of urgency. Urgency is the frosting on the cake of your overwhelm. Urgency is overwhelming and not really the responsibility itself.

How do your sense of urgency and your processing it help you? Not at all!

Urgency and overwhelm are your way of crying out: “Woe is me. All this is too much for me. I cannot do all this.”

Self love is an essential aspect for many reasons. It allows you to heal, to integrate, to bloom, and to accept. Today we wish to focus on the acceptance piece.

How many times do you deny when the universe brings something to you? How many times do you say, “No, I’m good thanks”, when someone offers to assist? How many times do you shut out love from others because you are afraid it will cost you something in the long run. How many times do you choose to go it alone, rather than “disturbing” someone, your spirit guides and helpers included?

When you feel you aren’t good enough, you are denying yourself of your own love and care, which will also translate into denying external assistance as well. Conversely, the more you can move into loving and accepting yourself as the lovely, divinely perfect being you are, you will become much more comfortable with accepting love and acceptance from others. As always, you create the foundation within yourself which can then be built upon externally.

Isn’t it time, Dear Ones? Isn’t it time to stop denying yourselves and isolating yourselves with thoughts and ideas that are simply not true? Isn’t it time to make the quantum shift to love yourself, to accept yourself, as the vital first step to the support and love you deserve? Isn’t it time to start to live by choosing to see the innate goodness within yourself, which will allow you to then see and experience the innate goodness of others?

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The week begins with a four-planet stellium in the Capricorn sign, containing Moon, Pluto, Venus, and Mercury. The planetary quadruplet in Saturn’s sign forms trines with Jupiter in Virgo on February 5 and 6. As Saturn slowly drifts through the middle of Jupiter’s sign, attention is called to Saturn due to his residence in the fiery, mutable Sagittarius sign, his square to Jupiter, and the four planets in the dour titan’s earthy sign at the beginning of the week forming a harmonious link to the enervated Jupiter, in classical detriment and retrograde. Jupiter and Saturn, continuing to slowly form a stronger square aspect, embody the long-standing “controlled expansion” theme in the heavens. Those willing to give the necessary effort might realize substantial gains, albeit gains hard won and slow to materialize. Then again, creating solid foundations and exhibiting patience has potential to turn the smallest amounts into massive volumes (the fable of the king granting a wish to consecutively double one grain on a chess board every day, for sixty-four days, soon regretted his promise! And the square this week is reasonably analogous of this concept).

My darling; trust The Universe, trust yourself and trust that you are bringing good into this world. You are worthy and deserving of the incredible gifts you have been given and use every day. You are amazing! ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/bringing-good/

By Peter Paul Parker
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

“Synchronicity is an ever present reality for those who have eyes to see.” – Carl Jung

The term ‘synchronicity’ was coined by Carl Jung. Throughout his life, Carl Jung came up with slightly different explanations of this complex subject, but the basic meaning is there for us to understand. He said if ‘meaningful coincidences’ occur with no ‘causal relationship’, but seem to be meaningfully related, this is synchronicity.

In other words, if unrelated incidents happen to you and you find yourself seeing things in a different way and feel more connected to who you are because of these experiences, then you have just experienced the wonderful world of synchrony. Carl Jung came to the conclusion that synchrony is a governing dynamic which underlies the whole of human experience. Quantum mechanics now verifies this statement and we will look into that later in this article.

By Carolanne Wright
Contributing Writer for Wake Up World

The Dann sisters, Carrie and Mary, are two Western Shoshone elders who live on ancestral and environmentally sensitive lands of Crescent Valley, Nevada. From time immemorial, the Shoshone peoples have lived in a balance of stewardship and reciprocity within this environment. As part of their core values, the Shoshone believe life is a prayer and offer small ceremonies for everything taken of mother earth. The sisters were told by their grandmother that there are nature spirits everywhere. And each time you eat a grain of rice, a grain of wheat, you are eating this thing we call life — don’t waste it.

Unfortunately, Shoshone reverence for the natural world lies in sharp contrast to the desires of the United States Government and its corporate masters. In 1863, the U.S. government, along with the Shoshone nation, signed the “Treaty of Peace and Friendship” in Ruby Valley, Nevada. At the time, the Shoshone laid claim to 26 million acres of land in Nevada. The treaty between the government and the Western Shoshone nation allowed for settlers and ranchers to have access to the land, but did not include land title. Nonetheless, all of this changed a century later due to a coveted and ecologically devastating resource: gold.